Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-12
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iuieDoed To return soon.
 CHICAGO, November 3.-Csptain Blsc snd l.. 5. Oliver of the amnesty sssoci silon and the seven condemned anar chists held long conference to-day No particulars were learned It hs been suggested that the dt fense, for th purpose of delay, could apply for wi of ~lunstico inquirendo," but Captsii Black said: Those brave fellows voul' never consent to i'.
 WAsHIS6ToS, Novemb mber S-The treas ury etaiemen, gives tbe total cash il the treasury November lst as S60S. 500 OO0. Total circulation, l,366, 6,5l2,3i9.
 CHICAGO, November 3.-Secretar, Saunders of the consolidated cattll growers association, who has just re turned from the national convention a Kansas City, states ths. tho announce inert contained in dispatches from ths point yesterday, Co the effect thst res ol1t;on calling upon congress to icemrity ccttie owners for losses occasioned bJ the forced removal of cattle from the Cheyenne and Arapshoe Indian res. ervGsions was passed, is totally errone ous, 8s She resolution was merely refer. red to the executive board of the asso. oisticn
 WAsHISGroS, Noverber 3.-Secretary Lamar to-day rendered decision which w.li ID effect tend to quiet title to s large quantity of land Tn CslIfornia selected by the state as indemnity school lands The ease came up on appeal of D. O. Howell from the decision of the com missioner of the general land Cfice hold tug ia indemnity selections conferred to She s:ate by the remedial set of March It. lSI6.
 The secretlrY quotes with the approval of the rulings of his predecessors and of tae sttorney-geBerai upon ibe subject and affirming the commissioners. He h0l3@ ths: the evident intent GUd object Of the statute of hsrch 1s', 1887, was to confirm al invalid -e!ec,ious which were made gE2 approved tO the state prior 10 lis passage excepting those occupied by bcns ide settlers pr.or to such ceriiacs- tiou, excepting also those mentioned in the frs: provision .o the sectIon of said sct, and excepting also those selections made Ic lieu of a sixteenth or B thirty sixth section which has been surveyed in place and title to which had beCn vested in the state st the date sad se- iecti0ns were made.
 In cases like the one under consiGera- tion where the stEte before selecting tbe indemnity alleged that the school section or a part thereof were lost 10 hsr by reason of the same being included with the Mexican or Spanished private grants and where such selections have been approved to her before the pas sage O' the coufEmatory sct of March Iss, 1887, 1t is of the opinion of the de- paTtneDt that such selections are cOn- fiulei by that set, even though upon the Ii st survey of such grants or upon approved surveys of pubic lands it snall De fouui thss the basis of such seleo- tions have not been lost as alleged and as B corrolls-y through that the United States thereby resume O ownership Of the sad bGsIs.
 WASHINGTON. November 3.-Brig adler General Benet, chief or ordinance, ID his annual report gives ;he total e1pendl- lures tor the fiscal year Es Sl59. 162 The report says that owns to ihe fail lrs O; congress Co pass the regular sp- preparation bill the department has rff-ctad but little during the past year m tho direction of providing guns, car risges, powder. etc, for coast defence. General Benet asked ID his annual estI- mate for on appropriation of Sl5O,- 900 fer the purpose O! forging eight inch and ten inch breech loading steel guns.
 PUEBLo, Colo, November 3.-About o'clock this morning several masked men stopped she east bound S6it Lake ex- press on the Denver < Rio Grande road four miles east of Grand Junction and com 2elled the engineer, fireman, mall and express messengers 10 leave tee train, and while they were being guard ed a number of otsers passed through tho train relieving the passengers oi money and valuables. The robbers then entered the express oar, but fnlled to omen tho safe. The mail poucbes were cut oper sud the registered packages and letters opened. The train was al. loved to proceed after being detained oven an hour and the robbers took to the mountains. It IS not yet learned how much money they secured.
 VIENNA, November 3-The Politics Correspondence confirms the report ot Russisn military activity on the frontier AIl0 hHNtElh tuAN t1E oomuercial crises IS increasing through out the empire, and ss an instance Il mentions the fact that the AgrsriHn bank of Moscow recently.put up at auc- tiou four hundred snd sixty estates "I which it was impossible 10 pay the m terest on the mortgages. The hnssiaI imperial train hss arrived st Grem briauie in east Russia and will wait ther' for ,be arrival of the Czsr. The tram Il closely guarded.
 G1oRE. November ST. D. Rose hs' ,rst nrriyed from Pleasant Valley snI ,snorls that be was informed by Deput! sheriff NcFsdden of ArivHc8 that hl hrother Al was shot and killed Whll' rounding up cattle len miles from ni rssiderce. This adds another victim V the wRr in that valley. Rose was a itisn' of the Grabams.
 SAN FRANcIEco, Nuven nber 3-Ih Renhsyon iBduest vas resumed thls ss tarnoon. Mir. Chisholm testified ths | urs Rowers once told her that her moth a, anl brother were annoying her, ne rootber wanted her tH leave her husosD' and % home aud make over her po'icie ,n her. Josie Sanders said she lived q 22 Geary street, where benoayo2 USu O
 was found, and that on Saturdsy' OS 92d about I3o, she heard the bell oi 'n hack door ring, but did not hear " 1pe'
 Wm. Wruter; artist, said be met Den
 mic two months ago aud toat the ls''t had fl dhimond and said that fl he St I,cky h. would soon have number
 good diamonds. When asked oy ~l'ne,
 chat he meant, be refused to say sn
 r,or. He also told witness he e1pec
 ed to purchase saloon.
 WAsHrsaToS, November 5.-Comml
 .ioper Sparks, of the General LMsr M
 Office. hss held for csDcellation a leI'
 nuu,ber ot Desert Lsnd En'Fie', Le
 Great Falls Moun;sins, aggreGa'ihs
 ara about l5,00O acres, upon otheiAi